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25.10.2021 •
Mathematics
True or False: The lines 4y-x=9 and 4x + y=-2 are perpendicular and intersect at the point (-1,2).
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Ответ:
True
Step-by-step explanation:
the two equations graphed intersect at the point (-1,2) and are perpendicular according to the graph.
Ответ:
a. ∫ xSinx dx
iii. integration by parts
u =x and dv= sinx
b. ∫ x⁴/(1+x³). dx
ii. neither
Long division is an option here before integration is done
c. ∫ x⁴. e^x³. dx
i. substitution
where u = x⁵
d. ∫x⁴ cos(x⁵). dx
i. substitution
where u = x⁵
e. ∫1/√9x+1 .dx
i. substitution
where u = 9x+1